Which cms to choose for creating websites and online stores on order?

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Which cms should I switch to? In general, I know html5 css3 JavaScript. 3 years of making websites on ucoz, even joined the group of developers. But I feel that ucoz is very limiting. In which direction to grow further, which cms to switch to make websites to order?

Answer 1

the author jokes cool)

Answer 2

Keep making on ucoze, people need your creativity!

Answer 3

towards php, and then iterate over cms. Get started with wordpress

Answer 4

Judging by the rest of the author's questions, he did not study anything other than the program of the 9th grade of the secondary school. When the system of ratings and minuses will appear on the toaster...

Answer 5

on Bitrix of course

Answer 6

I advise you to study better some kind of framework instead of CMS, such as Yii and others. And to make any sites with blackjack and ... And not to bother with these cms, since one is better for a store, another is better for a portal, a third is better for a blog.

Answer 7

Better framework in PHP, the possibilities will not be limited at all

Answer 8

stores - opencart, prestashop, magento

Answer 9

For starters, ucoz is not a cms, but a SaaS platform. To work with CMS, you need knowledge of php and mysql, then get acquainted with different CMS.

Answer 10

django-cms + django-shop or django-oscar =)

Answer 11

You can do it on anything, for example, on Drupal, if you are ready to cut the existing functionality. For stores, I would advise Simpla, although it is paid.

Answer 12

For ordinary simple sites - WordPress or Joomla, for Magento stores

Answer 13

If you want to earn money, Bitrix, and so Presta and Magenta have already been mentioned here.

Answer 14

I used to make websites on Drupal (now sometimes too). Great CMS, suitable for almost everything. Including did Drupal + Ubercart online stores with synchronization with 1C. At first, of course, it’s difficult, but it’s a damn flexible CMS, almost a framework, and there are modules for every taste.

Answer 15

I would suggest starting with Joomla.
According to what you know - that's it.

Answer 16

I do it on opencart, although you still need to know php there, you won’t go out on one toad.

Answer 17

www.imagecms.net/ Specializes in creating online stores

Answer 18

Everything is very simple on wordpress, try it.

Answer 19

Forget everything, you need jQuery!!

Answer 20

Do you really think that someone will understand this "footcloth" of the code? Post the code that relates directly to the search string. Why shove everything here? In general, widget_search would be put into one parent with links, and of course display: inline

Answer 21

The author needs this. Well. In general, everything is bad.

Answer 22

Need more code!

Answer 23

Error in the first sentence of this question)

Answer 24

thanks for the fluff